1st Lt. Megan Smith instructs Pfc. Shane Sheffield of Young Eagle Medical Home on administering a digital nerve block at monthly medic training. Physician assistants are responsible for training their medics, so Blanchfield’s IPAP Phase II directors incorporate medic training under the supervision of their instructors to prepare the future physician assistants. (U.S. Army photo by Maria Yager)
Home 1st Lt. Megan Smith instructs Pfc. Shane Sheffield of Young Eagle Medical Home on administering a digital nerve block at monthly medic training. Physician assistants are responsible for training their medics, so Blanchfield’s IPAP Phase II directors incorporate medic training under the supervision of their instructors to prepare the future physician assistants. (U.S. Army photo by Maria Yager) 1st Lt. Megan Smith instructs Pfc. Shane Sheffield of Young Eagle Medical Home on administering a digital nerve block at monthly medic training. Physician assistants are responsible for training their medics, so Blanchfield's IPAP Phase II directors incorporate medic training under the supervision of their instructors to prepare the future physician assistants. (U.S. Army photo by Maria Yager)
1st Lt. Megan Smith instructs Pfc. Shane Sheffield of Young Eagle Medical Home on administering a digital nerve block at monthly medic training. Physician assistants are responsible for training their medics, so Blanchfield’s IPAP Phase II directors incorporate medic training under the supervision of their instructors to prepare the future physician assistants. (U.S. Army photo by Maria Yager)
